How to Talk so Kids Can Learn at Home and in School Paperback – 5 June 2014

Very useful reference for understanding the mindset of kids

This book is a boon to teachers and parents

Good book to read and learn.

good book to read and practice good book over all can read once for it was help full for my 2.5 old year daughter!

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I do not think the description is for this book, its a mismatch , probably cut and paste error. can you please check and change it Thanks

Very effective book if followed properly

As a new parent, I’m always looking for advice or professional examples of what to do. My son is almost 2 and each day he is more and more independent which is amazing and scary. This book was informative in the gentle parenting that I was looking for. This book happened to be more guided toward teachers (I plan to homeschool in the future) so I highly recommend for any school parents, and teachers to read. It wasn’t just about staying calm, it provided real life examples, cartoons and questions with thought out responses which made me feel less alone. It’s a struggle for anyone trying to raise a child and this book helped guide in a holding hand sort of way with no shaming to how you already parent.

Interesting info, practical tips and makes you realize that you are not alone.

This book is good but not as good as the others by the author. It has interesting examples to use in classrooms but is much shorter and more repetitive than the others.

To my mind, if all the teachers (and the rest of adults) put into practice the communication techniques this book proposes, our world could be a better place to live in.

This book is so inspiring! I want to go back to the classroom now. I've been looking for a book or ideas on "classroom management" for about fifteen years, and have been disappointed with everything I found... until I read this! Finally finally, a book that is about inspiring kids, not controlling them, and that is practical and realistic! Please read it! The world would change if all educators read this!